With the influx of new blood into the forum recently, I’ve noticed a trend of people asking questions, getting good advice, but then not responding any further. This is fine with simple questions, but with some of the more complex situational questions, many of us are going to ask for more details before we write a dissertation on how to structure your workouts properly or how to deal with a squatting problem for example. Anyway, if you are going to ask a question, please do us all the courtesy of responding with a “Thanks” or with the pertinet info we are asking for.
very good Jason, this will definately help out with the forum and also add more of an ethical approach to ending threads. What Jason just said is basically referred to as “manners” which in my thoughts, belongs in all places. Thank you Jason
Man you just addressed my pet peeve. I love it when people ask a question, then I respond and also add in “I would tell you this, but how many days a week do you train legs already?” and I’ll never get an answer. Quite frustrating. Good post.
It’s good to see that I’m not the only one that has noticed this problem. I’m somewhat hesitant nowdays about going into a thoroughly detailed answer on any question from a name I don’t recognize because I’m afraid of wasting my time. Anyay, I’m just bumping this back up to the top to make sure it gets a good look from folks.
How about the people who post and then never check for the replies; I see this all the time from poster’s who I’ve never seen on this forum before…I’m betting that rather than soaking up the info and not responding, they just never check the thread that they started.